Lie down

"Lie down" is an advanced etiquette training action that dogs need to learn. Similarly, as long as the dog's desire for food is used and the owner's physical guidance is used, the dog will quickly You will learn how to lie down. Because the action of "lying down" is very similar to the action of "playing dead", after learning to "lie down", you can go a step further and teach your dog how to play "pretend" with the command of "bang" (simulating a gunshot). Dead game”.

Step one: Let the dog wear the collar and command the dog Lie down on the owner's left side. The dog owner then squats down and holds the dog's left front foot with his left hand. Step 2: Hold the snack in your right hand and slowly move it outward. In order to eat the snack, the dog will slowly move its body outward. Step 3: Finally, the dog will assume a lying down position. When the dog completes the lying down action, the owner immediately gives it the snack in his hand as a sign of encouragement. Lying down and "lying down" is a training action that your dog can continue to learn after he learns to "sit down". This is also a calming signal. The first step: let the dog wear the collar, and the owner gives the "sit" command and orders the dog to sit down. The command "yoah" is clear and powerful. Step 2:

The owner walks to the dog and squats down, then puts the food or snack in his hand and moves it from top to bottom until it touches the ground. At this time, the dog will also lie down in order to eat snacks.

Step 3: Remember to wait until the dog lies down completely. After it has done enough actions, you can give it a snack to reward it for behavior that meets your expectations. Step 4: If the dog does not lie down, you can try to gently pull the leash downward to let the dog lie down slowly, but do not pull hard to avoid hurting the dog or causing the dog to lie down. The dog is afraid. Step 5: If the dog still does not lie down, the owner can put his left hand around the dog's body, hold the dog's neck with his hand, and then slowly push the dog down. Remember not to use too much force to avoid injuring your dog.